Process System Safety Manager

Principal Accountabilities

• Conduct work safely and in a manner that sustains the WTP Nuclear, Safety, Quality Culture.
• Perform Management of Change (MOC) activities for the Chemical Safety Management Program (CSMP).
• Direct project efforts for CSMP process steps for procedure, design, and other change documents where the changes are determined to be applicable to process chemical safety.
• Ensure appropriate plant management, plant engineering, and safety review is performed to support changes applicable to CSMP reviews.
• Develop procedures, guides, and forms for system safety/chemical safety efforts.
• Perform assessment and line surveillance activities to verify CSMP processes and interfacing program processes in design and plant engineering are implemented as required.
• Integrate change management for overall safety related project changes with nuclear engineering, plant engineering, and safety and health organizations.
• Support overall performance of the Nuclear and Chemical Safety – System Safety functional group.

Requirements/Specifications

• Education: Bachelor of Science degree (or equivalent education) in an appropriate engineering discipline or related science from a four-year accredited college or university.
• Experience: 10 years of professional experience in the field of engineering, operations, or nuclear safety. 5 years of supervisory/lead experience, in an Engineering group within the last 5 years required. 4 Years of Nuclear facility experience required. Experience with national consensus codes and standards required.

Major Responsibilities/Duties/Tasks

• Supervise and lead a small group of Plant Engineers on multiple tasks.
• Provides technical expertise/guidance to engineering, operations, and maintenance regarding operability safety and process chemical safety.
• Review design documents, operating procedures, and work planning documents and with focus on document changes to ensure identification of hazards and appropriate determination of hazard controls and safeguards is completed and prior to approving changes.
• Lead and support development and updates to program documents and to associated training materials.
• Support safety management program improvements and implementation.
• Lead reviews of changes related to chemical safety impacts, introduction of new process chemicals, or significant changes to ensure that changes with impacts to hazards to workers, public, or the environment are provided to the appropriate approval authority.
• Support implementation of 10 CFR 851 Worker Safety and Health and Process Safety Management 29 CFR 1910.119 requirements.
• Support Worker Safety through Design reviews and document development.
• Interface with the DOE-client to communicate status, answer questions, and provide factual accuracy checks.
• Support and facilitates process hazard analysis efforts.
• Provide rotational on-call shift support for chemical safety hazard controls expertise needed when process chemical hazards are present.
• Aid groups in organizational goals and objectives within the assigned area of responsibility.
• Manage daily engineering activities with other Plant Engineering disciplines, maintenance, and operations.
• Support and facilitate positive and productive relationships with peers both within and external to Plant Engineering.
• Ensure the health and safety of self and staff by implementing the principles of ISMS.
• Ensure that personal conduct of work is consistent with nuclear safety and quality culture expectations.
• Complete required training and maintain qualifications associated with assignments.

Supervisory Responsibilities

• Cook
• Prepare meals
• Monitor kitchen operations
• Train and coach team members for skill development
• Establish and manage group schedules and budgets ensuring accurate status and timely communications are provided to management

Physical Requirements

• Exposed Field Non-Manual- Performs desk work, including writing, computer workstation processes, and telephone operation. Arranges for and/or performs presentations, oral reports, planning meetings, and other formal and informal contacts, requiring long periods of sitting. Oversees field activities through inspections, testing and equipment operations, which requires walking, standing, bending, and turning along with wearing of personal protective equipment. Occasional loading, transport, and unloading of tools and/or supplies specific to an activity.